Word: stinks
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...They may be on to something, even if they don't know it. Bush's proposals aren't just designed to keep the Enron stink off him for the midterms; it's also to start the difficult task of prepping people for life under a partially privatized Social Security system...
...honest, is this game gonna stink? Well, it's the Super Bowl, so we're assuming the most suspenseful thing going on during the fourth quarter is the painting of the guy who drank too much and passed out on the couch. But someone owes us a favor for the Ravens-Giants Super Dud of a year ago, so maybe the football gods will be kind in 2002. The most promising aspect of the game is contained in this fact: The Patriots just took down a Raiders team that flawlessly routed the Jets and a beat a very physical Steelers...
...American and British embassies in Sarajevo. Citing the need to protect its sources, however, the U.S. refused to give its records to Bosnian prosecutors. When Bosnia's Supreme Court ruled that it had insufficient evidence to continue holding the suspects, U.S. military officials in Bosnia raised a stink. "They told us to live up to our international obligations," a senior Bosnian official told TIME, and they pressed Bosnia to keep the men in custody or turn them over to the U.S. American officials feared that adhering to the letter of Bosnian law would allow the men to escape. But human...
...Sulawesi a few days after the group's attacks, the road is still heavy with the stink of charred wooden buildings and trees, and is lined on both sides with smashed houses and the odd gutted church. Apart from a few desultory looters?just about everything that could be moved has already been carted away?the only human presence amid the utter destruction is a handful of local Muslim men checking traffic for any Christian foolish enough to return...
...dismal sub-sub-basement, a cave at the bitter end of the cellar, past the presses and the half-tone machine. Our putrid little home glistened with slime-mold, reeked of ink, photo chemicals, and rot, and was cluttered with mysterious tin buckets sloshing with murky green chemicals. The stink would make us slightly queasy, but during good weeks, also slightly stoned. It was wonderful! I still miss...